Sports Highlights: Triumphs and Tribulations
Venus Williams and Von Miller make headlines for persistence amidst challenges. Jonathan Kuminga explores new contract options. Josh Naylor joins Seattle Mariners. Trump addresses college sports payouts. Hulk Hogan dies at 71. Bill Self hospitalized. Orioles and Ohtani shine in baseball, while Raducanu defeats Osaka in tennis.

Venus Williams, after recently setting a WTA milestone, faced defeat in the Mubadala Citi DC Open against Magdalena Frech. At 45, Williams continues to defy age expectations.
Washington Commanders' linebacker Von Miller remains confident in his skills despite his advancing years. At 36, Miller's commitment to excellence on the field remains unwavering.
In a significant MLB trade, Josh Naylor has been acquired by the Seattle Mariners, boosting their offensive capabilities. Meanwhile, Shohei Ohtani edges closer to breaking the Dodgers' home run record.
On the basketball court, Jonathan Kuminga is weighing his contract options, showing little urgency to sign with the Warriors. Kansas coach Bill Self, meanwhile, recovers after a hospital visit for stent procedures.
In the world of tennis, Emma Raducanu emerged victorious over Naomi Osaka, reaching the Washington Open quarterfinals. Off the field, former wrestling icon Hulk Hogan's passing leaves a legacy.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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